Green Walk Tama is a large commercial facility located near Minami Osawa Station on the Keio Line, west of Tokyo downtown. More than 20 years ago, this area, which was a commuter town in Tokyo, had a huge unsold land after the burst of the bubble economy, and it was a big headache for the UR Urban Renaissance Agency. Kizawa Shoten planned an open mall, which was at that time rare in Japan, to solve the problems of the UR Urban Renaissance Agency. In 2007, we opened a large-scale commercial facility with a land area of 86,352 m2, a building of 68,561 m2, and a parking lot of 2,100 cars, attracting more than 30 tenants.

　This project was to build a 32-story commercial and high-rise residential building in a redevelopment area. The site was  formerly known as the Dai-ichi department store at the north exit of JR Tachikawa Station. The redevelopment was completed in 2015, and Yamada Denki LABI LIFE SELECT Tachikawa opened. In this redevelopment, Kizawa Shoten, the predecessor of Kizawa Corporation, played the key role to convince Inageya Co., Ltd., the owner of the former Dai-ichi department store, to sell the land, and the landowner to allow Yamada Denki to be an anchor tenant in the commercial area.